Chords for Voice Teacher Reacts to Ailee - I Will Always Love You 불후의 명곡2.20140412

Hi, my name is Sam Johnson and I am a voice teacher
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I'm gonna be reacting to a Lee singing.
I will always love you
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[A] _ Leave me [D] your way
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[A] So I'll
_ [B] But [A] I
Like her pronunciation, [F#m] I'll think of you [C#] every step of [D] the way
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_ _ _ _ Good [E] breath control with that airy sound
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[A] _ _ I'm gonna clear sound still not super loud.
Maybe just a moderate five [D] or six
you
_ [C#m] my darling you _
[Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ Bittersweet _
[D] [A] Memory
_ [C#] That is [A] all I'm taking [D] with me
[E] _ _ [A] I
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Like her vibrato, [N] it's pretty consistent on all of her held out notes
She lets a little bit of vibrato come through
Vibrato is a sign of producing sound well if you're able to get a vibrato that sounds healthy
That's an indicator that other things are going on really well on your voice
so it's good to allow that to come out while you're doing long notes or anything so that you can just
See if things are feeling good and if you're producing sound in a good way
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[A] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [D] what she does there [Am] is she's on this a she's holding out I will
Everything is on this a [N] which is right on her bridge a bridge is a place where?
Chest voice and head voice kind of meet and so there's some changes that happen around there and the feeling just changes a little bit
It's generally more difficult of an area to maneuver
What she's doing is just going right up to that place where it kind of wants to break leaning into it really heavy
It's a huge sound and then flipping up into a lighter sound and flipping is where if your vocal cords are together
When you're singing in chest voice, they flip when you go up to a higher note like ah
Kind of like a yodel it's together and then apart she's doing that on these phrases.
She's going between that big.
Ah
to a lighter sound on the top I
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_ [A] _ _ _ _ [N] Like how on the word always she makes it all wheeze.
It's a very closed sound for II
Always love you versus always
Love you narrowing that vowel helps her get used to the feeling of it going into head voice for a second because always
Always or and she's going lower.
It's preparing her [D] so that she can sing higher _ _
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[F#m] _ _ _ [D] Here some of it going into her nose _
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[C#] You have
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_ And I wish to you
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[G#] _ _ _ She _ _ started with a kind of [N] rounder further back low and then she leaned into it love
instead of love love
That helps you get an over-the-top feeling that makes it easier to start mixing
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[E] _ _ [F#] _ _ [B] She's so narrow internally
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[E] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [G#m] Very round
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[F#] _ _ [G#] _ _ [Am] The _ [F#] _
_ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ tongue kind of pulled up back there
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_ [A#] _ _ _ [N] Will always love Ailee's pronunciation.
It's great.
It's effective
It's clear you understand everything that she's saying.
It's a great singing